Top 20 Free Printable House Coloring Pages For Kids

Coloring is a wonderful activity for kids. While coloring keeps children occupied, parents can carry on with their household chores smoothly in the meantime.Drawing and coloring a house is something that kids learn quite early. Since it is their first abode and they spend most of their life after birth in their house, they are likely to grow fondness towards the place. They become very familiar with the structure and the various parts of a house. Thus, it might be a good idea to compile a set of house coloring pictures to let your kids explore their creativity.

Innovation With House Coloring Pages For Preschoolers

It is relatively simple to draw a house with just a few lines. It also gives them the independence to be innovative and design or color the house as they wish.

• Since there is no fixed color that a house must have, children have complete freedom to play with different shades.
• Little girls have a special attraction towards dollhouses, and they love playing with them. So, when they get a house coloring sheet, they gain inspiration from these pretty dollhouses and decorate creatively.
• Another aspect that adds to the fun factor is that there are many types of houses that children observe around them, including big and small houses, toy houses, and even pet houses. You can include all of them in your coloring project.

Here is a collection of 20 house coloring pages to print that will keep your little designer busy for hours and develop their imagination.

1. Basic House With Trees

Let’s start with the simplest one. The house in this picture is easy enough to color. It has a few details like window panes and door knobs, which are quite big to fill in with different colors. The path in front and trees on both sides complete the look for this perfect home.

2. House With Designer Roof

This picture shows a house with a beautiful façade and even an attic. It also has a chimney with a brick design. Ask your kid to fill the entire picture with bright colors. There is grass in the front and a beautiful rustic fence, which adds to the feel of the picture.

3. The Tree House

Let’s have some adventure with this tree house. Make your kids familiar with the concept of a tree house with this image. Also, teach them the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. The sweet little house gets a complete look with a ladder and a young girl cleaning the place. So, there are many elements to color, not just the house.

4. Haunted House

There’s something about haunted houses that fascinates everyone. Here is a haunted house that is eerie but not too scary for your kids. The old lamp post, closed doors, and covered windows add to the mysterious look.

5. Gingerbread Fun

A house with round shapes all around will definitely attract your kids. The roof is made up of boulder-like gingerbread. The door has pretty designs, and the lamp posts complete the look of the quaint house.

6. Brick House With Chimney

This one is a properly structured house. While the roof is plain, the wall is made up of bricks, which have to be colored carefully by your kid. The curtained windows, the steps in front of the house, and the chimney add to the architecture. There is a lot of greenery with hedges and a grass pathway.

7. House With Gifts

Your kids will simply love this page. The house itself is simple, with lots of windows and straight lines to fill in with color. The pile of gifts in front of the house makes it really special. There are some closed boxes tied with ribbons and an open one with a beautiful doll kept on the side. So, your child has a lot of elements to color creatively.

8. Color The Household

This coloring sheet is a special one, as your kids get to see everything that is inside the house. It can be a dollhouse or a real one, with everything that is needed in a household. It is a double-story house, so there is a lot of space to add colors. You will need to work with your kid on this, guiding them to color each object in different rooms.

9. Candy House

With various detailed elements, this one is a yummy house indeed. It is a gingerbread house decorated with cream and candies. After coloring the page, your kids can also try making a real gingerbread house.

10. House For The Dog

If your kid is coloring various houses, why should the pet be left behind? This picture shows the kennel with a cute dog, which your kid can color in any shade they like. The boy painting the kennel will also encourage your kid to try painting objects and take on painting jobs around the house.

11. The House Of Three Little Pigs

Your child must have heard the story of three little pigs and the big bad wolf who wanted to eat the pigs. You can tell them the story of these three little pigs at bedtime, and if you already have, then your child will enjoy coloring this picture. This is a great opportunity to teach a life lesson- prudence always reaps good results. Since the third pig made a house of bricks, the wolf couldn’t blow it down. The third pig was also very generous to the other two pigs since he gave them shelter and protection from the big bad wolf. It is very important to help others during their time of need.

In this picture, we see the three pigs looking happy in the brick house. They are safe from the bad wolf. Your child will love the third pig for his kindness. Guide your child to color the picture correctly.

12. Toadstool House

Have you read to your little angel the stories of Noddy by Enid Blyton during bedtime? If yes, then your child will be able to associate Big Ears with this toadstool house. Noddy’s best friend Big Ears lives in a large toadstool house. If your child also loves to watch the Smurfs, they will surely love coloring the toadstool house.

However, this Toadstool house belongs to the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny is the symbol of the Easter celebration. Let your child use their imagination and choose their favorite colors to make this toadstool house look bright. Some glitter will add a dreamy touch to the picture.

13. Igloo

An igloo or snow house is a kind of shelter made of snow usually built by the Inuit. Although igloos are associated with the Inuit, they were mainly constructed in Canada’s Central Arctic and Greenland’s Thule area.

Snow is used as an insulator for houses that are made of whalebone and hides. Snow is used because the air pockets trapped in it make it an insulator. On the outside, temperatures may be as low as −45 °C (−49 °F), but on the inside, the temperature may range from −7 °C (19 °F) to 16 °C (61 °F) when warmed by body heat alone. An igloo can be entered by crawling.

This information will make your child really curious. So, you can guide your child to research more on igloos. It will make the coloring session an enriching learning experience.

14. Beautiful Bungalow

This is an image of a classic colonial bungalow with slanting roofs and a hanging balcony. The windows and doors are highly stylized. This bungalow may remind your child of the fairy and Disney princess tales. The lavish bungalow is so beautiful that adding vibrant colors to it will only enhance its design.

Your child will love coloring this bungalow and will certainly wish to live in such a bungalow when they grow up. Always encourage their big dreams!

15. Big Round Bungalow

This is a unique-looking bungalow; you don’t usually see a round bungalow. Coloring this picture will be really fun. There are not many details, so it will be easy for your child to color it. If your child is new to coloring, then this picture is suitable for them. They will also learn the concept of a circle or round.

16. Cozy Cottage

This cottage is not only beautiful but also looks very comfortable. It is quite an adventure to stay in a cottage in the middle of the forest. There is so much greenery surrounding the cottage. It has a wide balcony that offers the perfect view of the landscape. The portico of this cottage is also very interesting. Everyone would love to stay in a cottage like this!

There is ample scope for your little one to experiment with colors and fill in the minute details. It will help you as a parent to understand that your child’s observation powers and cognitive skills are gradually becoming stronger. Always appreciate their work since your encouragement helps to make them a confident person. Don’t forget to pin it up in their room!

17. House Decorated For Christmas

This cute hut is decorated for Christmas. There is a Christmas wreath on the door, and small lights border the roof of the house. This house is not only reflecting the spirit of the festival but also the general mood of the residents. You can almost imagine the smell of warm freshly baked cakes emanating from the chimney and windows. Your child will want to draw some smoke billowing from the chimney.

18. Farmhouse

Have you ever been to a farmhouse? It is a great place to relax during weekends or holidays. Generally, farmhouses are surrounded by a lot of greenery and small domestic or farm animals that make the place even more beautiful.
Your child can draw hens, ducks, chickens, and a horse to make this picture complete. Since farmhouses are mostly made of wood, the one on the sheet will be brown as well. If your child has seen a farmhouse already, then they can associate with this picture even more.

19. Villa Near The Palms

This beautiful villa surrounded by palm trees represents luxurious living. Everyone will desire to own a villa near the palms. The background is kept plain so that your child can use their imagination to color the villa and create a contrasting background.
This coloring page will teach them to use different color combinations. You can also help your child in coloring this picture.

20. Doll’s House

Your little daughter will love to color this cute dollhouse. She probably has one in her room, too! There is ample scope to experiment with different colors to make this dollhouse look bright and beautiful. Some glitter can add a touch of bling and magic to it. Her creativity will make the doll’s house look larger than life!

A house is generally made up of bricks and mortar. But it is love and family bonding that makes a house a home. We have always heard poetic lines like “Where your heart lies, that’s your home,” and the popular phrase ‘Home sweet home’. There is a lot of truth in these phrases since we all share a strong emotional bond with our homes.

You can teach your child the importance of relationships and spend quality time with him to create a strong family bond; this will transform your beautiful house into a home. Sit with your child when they color the pictures of these beautiful houses, and watch how they express themselves through colors. You can also join in the fun, so have a great time coloring!

Your kid will definitely enjoy these free printable house coloring pages. Gift them this coloring book, and watch them stay occupied for hours!